Sennheiser MD 421 II Dynamic Instrument and Vocal Microphone - Secondhand

Full Description

What's in a name?

If you don't know its name, you've certainly seen it in photos. The MD 421 II has been a mainstay in record production since it was first introduced by Sennheiser in 1960. It projected the voice of George Harrison at Maddison Square Gardens in 1971. The combination of an SM57 and MD421 is Grammy award winning producer and engineer, Andrew Schepps' tried and tested set-up when recording guitar amplifiers. From Dylan to Clapton, and May to Cobain. This microphone oozes an incredible level of heritage. All at a price which won't break the bank. It doesn't get much better than this!

Get the sound right at source

The MD421 II boasts a five position bass control. This ranges from one (Music) to five (Vocal), adjusting this filter depending on your task allows you to achieve the perfect low-frequency roll off. All without having to waste all important processing power by continually reaching for high pass filters!

Precise positioning possibilities

The MD421 II is great for optimised capture when working with tight set-ups. Whether it's inside the kick, above the snare, or angled on the toms. You're guaranteed precise positioning possibilities. Compromised of a glass composite housing and reinforced stainless steel basket, The MD421 II is incredibly durable . Great on-stage and in-the-studio, this dynamic microphone certainly delivers consistent results. Night after night!

Features

• Rugged professional microphone
• Five position bass roll-off switch
• Effective feedback rejection
• Clear sound reproduction
• Easy handling due to pronounced directivity

Specifications

• Dimensions: 215 x 46 x 49 mm
• Connector: XLR-3
• Frequency Response: 30Hz - 17kHz
• Transducer Principle: Dynamic
• Weight: 385 g
• Pick-Up Pattern: Cardioid
• Sensitivity In Free Field, No Load (1kHz): 2 mV/Pa +- 3 dB
• Nominal Impedance: 200 Ω
• Min. Terminating Impedance: 200 Ω
• Product Code: 000984